The phrase "account secure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a user's account is protected from unauthorized access or breaches.
Example: "Please ensure that your password is strong to keep your account secure."
Alternatives: "account protected" or "account safe".
Any users who click through and log-in to the affected website will need to switch on two-factor security to keep their compromised account secure.
She tweeted last night: "I want to thank the Twitter security team for working with me to get my account secure.
It can stop a lot of basic theft and should be used wherever it is available if you want to keep the account secure.
Makes use of Duo Two-Factor Authentication which helps keep your LastPass account secure, even if an attacker obtains your LastPass master password.
If you need assistance with your Facebook account, the company's main resource is its online Help Center, which consists of pages of frequently asked questions on common topics, like managing your friends list, reporting abuse and keeping your account secure from intruders.
The service is more about keeping your Steam account secure and out of the hands of evildoers than it is about punishing you for having the audacity to play games on the PC.
This account secures first-person authority, since my awareness of the snow would not similarly support an inference about anyone else's mental state.
If you're thinking of ditching Google and you use two-factor authentication to secure your accounts, make sure you have your recovery code for every account secured using Google Authenticator.
At that point changing your password should make your accounts secure once again, and users can then go on about their daily basis as they have done before.
Twitter suggests that users follow the suggestions in its help center to keep their accounts secure.
Cybersecurity experts can give you a long list of ways to keep your online accounts secure.
